2021-06-11T01:43:10+03:00[Europe/Moscow] fil true Who, who are you, What, What do you want?, Which, Which shoes would you like?, How, How do you run so fast?, Bumuo ka ng pangungusap gamit ang salitang paano?, How, how far is the airport from here?, Why, Why do you run so fast?, When, When do you want to leave?, When does the church open?, Where (when asking for the location of person or thing), Where is the game?, game, Where is the new tree, It's across the street (nasaan), answer nasaan with (here, there, over there), Where is used when looking for the place of action., Where did you go?, I went to the school (saan) as an answer, Where did you eat?, I ate at home (sa), Where did you buy the house? object, Where did you buy the house?, I bought the house in manila (sa), How many, How many children are in the nursery?, There are 12 children in the nursery (tagalog), There are 12 children in the nursery (english), How much, How much is that book?, How much is that book?, How much is the new game?, Toy, How much is that toy?, Whose, Whose house is that?, The house is hers, Whose car is in the street?, The car is theirs, door, closed, Whose door is close ?, my door is closed, Questions beginning with kanino require, For whom, For whom is that?, That is for me, This is for Anna., For whom is that book?, That is for pablo, kay, That over there is for him/her, For whom is the big gift?, The big gift is for my mother, The big gift is for Sarah, With/to whom, To whom does that belong? (whose is that?), That is for him/her, To whom does this umbrella belong?(whose umbrella is this?), This umbrella is for you, The plural of these interrogatives are formed by, 1when a word is composed of two syllables,, alin becomes * when sub is plural, Which are your books?, Which are your favourite food?, Who = sino =, Who are you with at the party?, Who are you driving to the party?, when a word has a three or more syllables,, Whose = kanino plural, Whose children are they?, This girl is Mary’s daughter., And the other one is Anna’s daughter., They are her kids (her kids they are - inverted), how much = magkano, How much are those mangoes?, How much are those plants?, The o in the last syllables becomes, What becomes, who becomes, Which of the children are yours?, Whose houses are those?, Who is that person?, Who is that (person) pointing to someone?, Whose book is this?, Whose book is this?, Whose (book) is this?, What church is that?, What church is that?, What is that?, What vegetable is that?, What vegetable is that?, What (vegetable) is that?, What street is that over there? flashcards

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Tagalog Lesson 12

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Who

sino
who are you

Sino ka ba?
What

Ano
What do you want?

Ano ang gusto mo?
Which

Alin
Which shoes would you like?

Alin ang sapatos na gusto?
How

Paano
How do you run so fast?

Paano ka tumatakbo nang mabilis ?
Bumuo ka ng pangungusap gamit ang salitang paano?

Construct a sentence using the word paano?
How

Gaano
how far is the airport from here?

Gaano kalayo ang airport mula dito?
Why

Bakit
Why do you run so fast?

Bakit ka tumatakbo nang mabilis?
When

Kailan
When do you want to leave?

Kailan mo gustong umalis?
When does the church open?

Kailan bukas ang simbahan ?
Where (when asking for the location of person or thing)

Nasaan
Where is the game?

Nasaan ang laro?
game

laro
Where is the new tree

Nasaan ang punong bago?
It's across the street (nasaan)

Nasa kabilang kalye.
answer nasaan with (here, there, over there)

nandito, nandyan, nandoon
Where is used when looking for the place of action.

saan
Where did you go?

Saan ka nagpunta?
I went to the school (saan) as an answer

Sa paaralan ako nagpunta.
Where did you eat?

Saan ka kumain?
I ate at home (sa)

Sa bahay ako kumain
Where did you buy the house? object

Saan mo nabili ang bahay?
Where did you buy the house?

Saan ka bumili ng bahay?
I bought the house in manila (sa)

Sa Manila ako bumili ng bahay
How many

Ilan
How many children are in the nursery?

Ilang bata ang nasa nursery?
There are 12 children in the nursery (tagalog)

May labing dalawang mga bata ang nasa nursery.
There are 12 children in the nursery (english)

May 12 na mga bata ang nasa nursery.
How much

Magkano
How much is that book?

Magkano ‘yong aklat
How much is that book?

Magkano ang aklat na iyon.
How much is the new game?

Magkano ang bagong laro?
Toy

laruan
How much is that toy?

Magkano ang laruang ‘yon.
Whose

kanino
Whose house is that?

Kanino ang bahay na iyon?
The house is hers

Ang bahay ay kanya.
Whose car is in the street?

Kaninong kotse ang nasa kalye/kalsada.
The car is theirs

Ang kotse ay kanila.
door

pinto
closed

serado/sara
Whose door is close ?

Kaninong pinto ang sara/sarado?
my door is closed

Ang aking pinto ay sarado.
Questions beginning with kanino require

responses that point to akin (mine), kaniya (his or her). Kanila (their) or other possessive pronouns.
For whom

para kanino
For whom is that?

Para kanino iyon?
That is for me

Iyon ay para sa akin.
This is for Anna.

Ito ay para kay Anna.
For whom is that book?

para kanino ‘yong aklat?
That is for pablo

Iyon ay para kay Pablo.
kay

(para) SA+SI
That over there is for him/her

Iyon ay para sa kaniya.
For whom is the big gift?

Para kanino ang malaking regalo?
The big gift is for my mother

Ang malaking regalo ay para sa aking nanay.
The big gift is for Sarah

Ang malaking regalo ay para kay Sarah.
With/to whom

kanino
To whom does that belong? (whose is that?)

Kanino ‘yon?
That is for him/her

Sa kanya ‘yon.
To whom does this umbrella belong?(whose umbrella is this?)

Kanino itong payong? /Kaninong payong ito?
This umbrella is for you

Itong payong ay sa’yo/ sa iyo.
The plural of these interrogatives are formed by

duplicating the question words or certain syllables of the question words based on the following rules.
1when a word is composed of two syllables,

the whole word is duplicated:
alin becomes * when sub is plural

alin-alin
Which are your books?

Alin-alin ‘yong mga aklat mo?
Which are your favourite food?

Alin-alin ang paboritong pagkain mo?
Who = sino =

sinu-sino
Who are you with at the party?

Sinu-sino ang kasama mo sa party?
Who are you driving to the party?

Sinu-sino ang mga ipinagmamaneho mo papunta sa party?
when a word has a three or more syllables,

only the first two syllables are duplicated:
Whose = kanino plural

kani-kanino
Whose children are they?

Kani-kanino mga anak sila?
This girl is Mary’s daughter.

Ang babae ay ang anak ni Mary.
And the other one is Anna’s daughter.

At ang isa naman ay ang anak ni Anna.
They are her kids (her kids they are - inverted)

Kanyang anak sila
how much = magkano

magka-magkano/ magkakano
How much are those mangoes?

Magkakano iyong mga manga?
How much are those plants?

Magkakano iyong mga halaman?
The o in the last syllables becomes

u in the first half of the new duplicated word :
What becomes

anu-ano
who becomes

sinu-sino
Which of the children are yours?

Sinu-sino ang mga anak mo?
Whose houses are those?

Kani-kanino ang mga bahay na iyon?
Who is that person?

Sino ang taong iyon? = Sino’ng tao iyon?
Who is that (person) pointing to someone?

Sino ‘yan?
Whose book is this?

Kanino ang aklat na ito?
Whose book is this?

Kaninong aklat ito?
Whose (book) is this?

Kanino ‘to?
What church is that?

Ano ang simbahang iyan?
What church is that?

Anong simbahan iyan?
What is that?

Ano ‘yan? Iyan = ‘yan
What vegetable is that?

Ano ang gulay na iyan?
What vegetable is that?

Anong gulay ‘yan?
What (vegetable) is that?

Ano ‘yan?
What street is that over there?

Ano ang kalsadang iyon?

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